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I guess people going inside to restaurants depends on where you are because I go, and you have to get reservations, even I. The “hot spot” of Texas.
I do too, here in northern VA. Lots of people eating inside and outside. Restaurants are innovating with nice patios, shade and fans. Drive in movies are making a bit of a comeback here too.
watch medcram on youtube: https://youtu.be/h7Sv_pS8MgQ
The medcram doctor is far and away the best source of info on the virus. He says there is an inexpensive and quick virus test that has been discredited, but that disparagement is misguided. Medcram says, yes, the cheap and quick test does not detect lower levels of virus particles. Virus particles are present for weeks after dealing with an active infection. But people are not very infectious at that stage of the disease
The point being that teachers, students, workplace workers could be tested every day with this inexpensive test. Which would immediately identify those with an active infection. And allow everyone else to safely go to school and work in the workplace.